Registered Address: 32D Floor Guomao Building, No.388, Hubin South Road, Siming District, Xiamen,Fujian, China
The NOTIFIER LCM-320 is an ONYX Loop Control Module that adds signaling-line-circuit capacity to compatible fire-alarm control panels. Published Class B Style 4 loop distance can reach 12,500 ft (3,810 m) only when the specified cable and system design conditions are met. Verify panel/chassis, protocol, wiring and device load; life-safety modifications require qualified personnel and applicable approvals.
The LCM-320 is a Loop Control Module for compatible NOTIFIER fire alarm control panels. It provides additional signaling line circuit capacity, with a published maximum Class B Style 4 loop distance of 12,500 ft (3,810 m) subject to cable and system conditions.
Confirm panel model, chassis, loop protocol, CLIP/FlashScan configuration, device loading and approved cable design before replacement. Fire-alarm system modifications must be performed and tested by qualified personnel under the applicable codes and authority requirements.
Verify loop class, wiring, length, device count and panel limits against the approved fire-alarm drawings.
Match the LCM-320 to the control-panel model, chassis slot, protocol and firmware.
Use qualified fire-alarm personnel to test device communication, alarms, troubles and degraded-mode behavior after service.
NOTIFIER LCM-320 adds a signaling line circuit to compatible fire-alarm control panels. Honeywell lists plug-in installation, built-in degraded mode and Class B Style 4 loops up to 12,500 ft (3,810 m), subject to system design.
Confirm compatible ONYX panel, chassis, CLIP/FlashScan configuration, field wiring, total device loading and circuit length. Verify approvals and commissioning tests with the approved fire-alarm design and local authority requirements.
LCM-320 — Lifecycle varies by regional catalogue; current status and exact panel compatibility are confirmed at quotation.
Life-safety system component. Verify the exact panel/chassis, loop protocol, field wiring, device loading and approved circuit length. Installation and testing require qualified fire-alarm personnel.